He was, remember, a Victorian, one who grew up in a middle-class family, albeit with an improvident father who did constant flits to avoid creditors and spent time in debtors' prison.
After Argentina defaulted on most of its $141 billion in public debt, he moved the money from the United States to Switzerland and Luxembourg to avoid creditors in New York who were trying to get compensation.
Beginning tonight, in his ceaseless endeavor to get drunk, stay out of jail, avoid creditors, make a dishonest living, seduce wealthy woman and defy authority, Shakespeare's creation will tour city parks in a show that bears his name.
That intent is of course found in the donor's intent to avoid creditors.
This is yet another example of the wife "buying into the judgment" by trying to help her husband avoid creditors -- such tactics routinely have this very bad result.
Rite Aid founder Alexander Grass, whose son Martin just pleaded guilty to fraud, paid $12 million to bail daughter Elizabeth G. Weese out of unrelated civil lawsuits that charged she fraudulently moved $19.6 million in assets into a Cook Islands trust to avoid creditors.
As mentioned above, the practice of "gifting" property to a spouse to avoid creditors is very common, as is the consistency of the outcome when the marriage falls apart and the donor ex-spouse tries to get the property back.
What if someone is intentionally using your phone number and/or address on credit applications, documentations, etc. to avoid creditors?
You will not be eligible for a name change for the following reasons: To avoid creditors or debts that you owe.
However, you may not change your name to avoid creditors, commit fraud, or because you don't want others to know that you have committed crimes in the past.
